Any CD player with a S/PDIF out signal, coaxial, will work. However you will need to control the Lab 5's with your Beo4 remote. I actually thought of having a high-end CD player to use with my Lab5's, but in the end, the BS 9000 is such a good value for money, and spending thousands of euros on a CD player to be used simply as a transport is

Affineur: I would assume such services are available in Europe as well. Yes there is, I used such a service not too long ago when one of my firms laptops with all employment salary data was located. No backup, I know, I was stupid. The extraction of the data from tis harddrive was about 1000 euro... + new HD + the work being done installing the softwares

Quincy Jones, at work, iPhone and A8.

Congrats, Glad you found your perfect Beo speaker. When I move, probably within a year or two to a bigger house, I'm going to get a pair of BL 8000 as a second system. They are the smartest looking Beo product in my opinion.

You got a bit of work there buddy I had my Blink 7000 recently serviced due to two-way com was broken. Five capacitors was changed on the top end of the remote. I found a picture, with the capacitors high-lighted here on this website, try a search, and you'll find it for sure. Best of luck! It warms my heart knowing that there's many of us trying

Someone asked the same question not long ago, and I believe there was some on ebay. I had an electronic repair shop to build me a new battery, they are standard cells. ~ 30 euros

My beosound is a MK3. I don't want a beolink active, since I've got the Beolab 5's connected via S/PDIF.

Do you guys know if the Beosound 3 is going to get a new lover price? The US price has been cut down rather steeply.

Best of luck, hope you'll have fun! A gripping story you told. Sincerely andreas

Not without uppsetting my Wife :D